I hired Denix Construction to enclose my patio. Jeno, Chris, and their entire team were…read morecommunicative, professional, reliable, paid attention to detail, and completed job in a timely manner. They did such an amazing job that I hired them again to cement side of house and construct a canopy. I will very pleased with their quality work and will hire them again. I highly recommend this family business.

Denix Construction replaced three patio cover posts for us entirely. They responded quickly for a…read morequote and with scheduling. They were professional, diligent, efficient, respectful, trustworthy, and great with communication. Their work paid close attention to detail. We will absolutely be referring as many people as we can to them and use them again in the future for more projects.

We had several tiles blow off in a monsoon and needed quick repair. We called around and Arizona…read moreRoof Rescue (Alan) actually answered the phone, not automated system, and was able to meet us that morning. Alan provided an estimate for emergency repair but also showed us additional broken tiles and how our 28 yr old underlayment was needing replacement. Alan provided 2nd estimate to do emergency repair next day (no cost) and underlayment replacement the next week. His price was fair and Arizona Roof Rescue went above and beyond to replace underlayment, match tiles, replace broken trim boards and touch up paint. The roof looks brand new.

Arizona Roof Rescue subcontracts for Roof Maxx. Had my roof treated in August 2024, the roof…read morelooks worse now than when it was done and no one responds to phone or emails, etc. The only response I got was after filing a Better Business Bureau complaint, and then the owner called to say it wasn't him that treated my roof. But, after that, the original guy decided to call me and sent the guy that did the work sent out, "out of the kindness of his heart". The tech said there was absolutely nothing they could do. Don't waste your money. Absolutely beware!

Scammers Be Aware !!! Michael Lewis keeps calling me saying he associated with this company and…read moresays i reached out for roofing when i never have and keeps calling me after i told them to stop calling me. Then the marketing manager Charles Hagon calls me and admits he bought my info from a third party and continues to call me multiple times even after I asked to be put on the no call list! Now after a 1 star review and a TikTok he wants to remove my info ‍ trash customer service don't get scammed!! The owner is Travis Peterson and he is buying your info and then acting like you made a request with his business for service knowing that's a lie. Trash ass marketing schemes. And now I just spoke with Paul Jelle says he the owner as well and he claims on record they don't buy info from third parties even after Charles has already admitted to it and laughed like something was funny!

So like I say vertex finish the job, and because of my review I had a representative from vertex…read morecome out to look at the job and in my opinion , and his works were " those are minor and the work are industry standards. In which case there was also bad communication from the sale person to the scheduler, to the Forman, to the labor personal. I found a screw not completely run in, I found gaps in the flashing, hole in the wood that they were going to just cover it tin ,until I ask the to replace the wood. They removed vents that they say weren't in use , and I said the were but to leave and I would redo them myself. Found that they use silicone instead of replacing wood. So in closing I now have to replace my laundry room ceiling, the vent pipe to my hot water heater, new vent for my stove hood, vent for the bathroom fart fan, and paint the bare fascia boards. One thing to add, the metal may not leak and I stress "may not", but the under layment does not! Keep out the heat! So now I have to add gable fans! Well our first big rain storm and my roof leak like a sive!

Great response and quality of work when we put a new AC in. Original roof they did is 10 years old…read moreand in great shape. Sal is very good.

Absolutely terrible communication the first time I called they said someone would call me to…read moreschedule a estimate that never happened so I called again and someone finally called me back. Aaron came out for a quote he called me later in the week and said he would get back to me the next week with a price. He never called back and I never got a quote. They redid my neighbors roof and she has had problems and they want to charge her $400 for a tile. I had my roofer look and he is doing it for free he said the nails should have been longer and she would have future issues I am glad we didn't go with them!

We selected JBS Roofing last May after having 10 other contractors come out, and give us a quote…read morefor a new roof. JBS Roofing was not the cheapest of the 10, but they took the time to explain things in every detail. We were told that this would take 4-5 days to complete. It did not. More like 15 days before all of our issues were somewhat straightened out. As it turns out selecting JBS Roofing was the worst decision we ever made, I guess we fell for the sales pitch. Everything seemed to be going fine on day one, and day two as they removed the old roof. On day three no one even showed up, because apparently the equipment to load the new tiles onto the roof was unavailable. We were not informed of this until the following day. No phone call, no text. On the 4th day, on the back side of the roof where it meets the patio, they decided that they would stop one row short with the tile of the roof meeting the patio. What employee thought "hey that looks OK"??? (see pictures) After speaking with the supervisor, they added another row of tile so that it met with where it joined the patio. Also on the fourth day the heavy equipment that they used to load the tiles on the roof put a crack in our driveway. We spoke to the supervisor, and he agreed to get that fixed. The cement company (Blue Steel Builders) came out, and replaced the entire slab of the driveway. We have a texture pattern on our driveway which they tried to match, and the color is so far off, it's unbelievable. Literally like night and day (see pics)... again what employee thought "hey that looks good)??? It's not even a close match. They used chocolate brown when our driveway is sand colored. The cement company has come out several times to try to make it match to no avail, and eventually ghosted us by not returning my phone calls. In hindsight , I would rather have the cracked driveway then this comedic joke of what they call a fix. We should have never asked for the repair On the fifth day , while we were expecting them to finish, they ran out of tile, and the garage, and front patio were not complete. What roofing company that has been in business for over thirty years runs out of tile ??? Rookie mistake. We were told they would be back to finish on Tuesday because Monday was Memorial Day. Come Tuesday no one shows up, instead they show up on Wednesday to finish the job. We also have a small section of roofing, maybe two tiles deep over our pop out kitchen window. They worked on this section of the roof and it looked like a small child did the job. (see photos) Unfortunately I didn't see it because they had left without saying they were finished. You would think a roofing company would at least ring your doorbell, and let you know that they are finished, and let you look around to see how it looks.... not JBS they hop in their trucks, and haul out of town. Another call to the supervisor to have them come out and fix this mess over our kitchen window. He sent someone else from his crew that did a much better job, but the flashing where it met the tile was still separated. So I had to call the supervisor again, and he eventually came out and fixed it himself. So in closing, our roof is finished after much poking, prodding, and frustration. Our driveway is ruined, and like I said , I wish we could go back to just having a cracked driveway. We in no way shape, or form could ever recommend this company to anyone. It's literally amateur hour at JBS. The person who actually recommended this company to me will no longer do so.... I urge you all to stay as far away from this company as you can, unless you like to have $20,000 extracted from your pocket for amateur workmanship. Wish there was a Zero star for this review.

We experienced a minor leak in our 13-year-old home with the leak coming from a very specific area…read moreunder an eave. We had two other companies examine the issue and both companies wanted to replace a major portion of the roofing over a large area of the house. One company required that solar panels be removed to do the repair driving the cost of the repair to well over $6000. The other company quoted a fair price for a more localized repair but still insisted on replacing very large portion of roofing and also added over $700 work to repair a section of roof that was not currently an issue. We called Jim Brown and Sons for an evaluation. Mark Pedersen came to our home, identified the leak to a very specific and localized area under an eave and he did a repair, on the spot, and would not take any payment. I am impressed to find an honest company like this and will recommend them to all my friends.

I have completed one home renovation with MJR Builders and I hired them again to complete another…read more The work is high quality, they are highly responsive and communicative, and offer competitive pricing.

Had customer service issue initially but was resolved: Moving forward with other contractors:read more

It's clear to me that every other time I had my manufactured home leveled I got ripped off!!!…read morePaolo and Carlos did the very best job and my house is now secure, level and solid!! I learned that the last people only put pads on one side of the house which explains why my doors never shut properly and the floors weren't straight. I could not be happier and I highly recommend DIGN Homes!!!

Finding a good handyman, repairman, carpenter, etc. can be arduous, but I finally found one; Nick…read moreMowery of DIGN Homes. This was the second job he did for me. The first job was rebuilding a balcony, which he did in a single day at an affordable price with expert workmanship. Nick is highly conscientious, dependable, thorough, & honest, & his prices are highly competitive. He also does work that's second to none. As far as pricing goes, I'd rather pay a little more for a top quality job than to pay a bargain price for a job that turned out to be mickey-mouse; i.e., crappy. In the case of the latter, it would only cost more in the long run to have the job re-done the right way. He will not overcharge you. His prices are fair. Instead of merely doing patch-work, Nick filled the two walls with rebar & concrete. Although time-consuming, that is the best way to ensure sturdiness & durability. Then, he added stucco to match the original stucco & matching paint. There isn't any job that DIGN Homes cannot do, & I give you my word that you will be thoroughly satisfied with the results. MY RATING OF HIS WORK: From 1 to 10 with 10 being best, I give DIGN Homes a 10+, which is as good as a AAA+ rating.

Very upsetting. I electively choice to get foam roofing due to recommendations from experts. I…read morechose Superior Foam Roofing due to the high reviews. I was able to contact Rick and he was receptive in the beginning. He came by and did his evaluation, gave me a fair price, and told me I had a five year warranty on my new foam roof. I've been having issues with leaks. I contacted him to come by to evaluate it. His other coworker came by in March or so, looked around and left. I was never told what was wrong or right. I try to contact him constantly to which he never replies. I still don't have my receipt from the purchase. I've requested it many times. His response is usually "I emailed it." I check all folders in my email, including junk mail - nothing. He was quick to come evaluate and take my money, but his follow ups are poor. I would not recommend this place.

While I've been forced to use a "master bath" with hideous seashell wallpaper for 3 years that…read morecan't be removed without popping that can of worms, my husband has been obsessed with getting our roof re coated. Undoubtedly because we're taking a huge risk of water damage with the torrential rains we get on a regular basis. I finally gave in and agreed to get it over with. And by "get it over with", I mean listen to my husband talk about it for another 6 months before he got around to doing something. We obtained 3 estimates, and I was shocked that the highest was nearly twice the lowest. Now everybody knows to never pick the lowest, but in this case, it was also the company that came with a recommendation from our neighbor who is anything but cheap. First off, Rick came by to do the estimate as scheduled. Middle guy called to tell us he didn't show up when he was supposed to. I'm pretty sure I already knew that. Rick gave us a written estimate and advised our foam was in good enough shape, he would offer a 3-year warranty rather than his standard 2-year. I don't get the whole foam roof concept. How can "foam" possibly work to protect my house. When you put styrofoam in a microwave, it melts, and Phoenix gets hotter than a microwave. Two men came to do the work, and they were done in a few hours. Rick did stop by near the end of the job to write up the invoice and inspect the job, or I assume he did. He reminded us to call him once or twice a year for an inspection, and any needed repairs (bird holes?) would be done free of charge. One of the workers came to the door to collect payment. Though his English was not great, we didn't have a problem beyond he didn't know if they accept credit cards. I assumed if he didn't know, he also wouldn't know how to write it up, so I did have to pay by check. I'm a fan of the price for now, but won't know the full results for 3 years I guess. Maybe by then I'll have a nicer bath. In the meantime, you'll find me on the roof admiring the workmanship there.